The phrase "responsive to problems" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to express the idea that someone or something is able to address, respond to, and/or solve a problem. For example: The customer service team was very responsive to problems, ensuring that our customers had all of their issues resolved quickly.
Some abbey-worthy suggestions included "wandering about as often as you can, but recurrently and preferably daily"; "being responsive to problems and concerns"; "swapping value and legacy stories"; and, naturally, a prod to "share your dreams".
Her neighbors described her as invariably helpful and always responsive to problems in the units, adding that she had recently put up a Christmas tree and other decorations in the lobby.
The number of active users on eBay, 83 million, was unchanged from last quarter, and the number of auction listings was down 5percentt from last year, a trend that eBay is trying to reverse by making the site more fun to use and by being more responsive to problems.
Interactionally-generated offers either propose to solve latent problems, or are responsive to overt problems.
A nonprofit group, the Utility Consumers Action Networkk (ucan.org), has also brought pressure on carriers to be more responsive to such problems.
An independent agency devoted to consumer protection would be more responsive to such problems, the critics say.
Today there is much talk of a new evangelical politics — less stridently conservative, more responsive to the problems of global warming or public health or Darfur.
However, offers of remedy for problems educed from previous talk are always produced with the syntactic format do you want me to X; and offers responsive to overt problems are never produced with do you want.
Boyer [ 2] proposed that a scholar works in the four interrelated areas of scholarship in the pursuit of knowledge that is responsive to human problems and societal needs.
However, some of the measures suggested would not be responsive to the problem.
The Robot reply is responsive to the problem of knowing the meaning of the Chinese word for hamburger Searle's example of something the room operator would not know.
